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Alaska LLC annual report

Alaska LLCs file a biennial report: $100/2 yrs. Biennial report due January 2 in the year matching the entity creation year (even or odd). The initial report is free.

Rules checked October 30, 2026 on official Alaska pages.

Biennial report
What to fileBiennial report
State feeBiennial report: $100 (every 2 years) unverifiedsource ↗
DueBiennial report due January 2 in the year matching the entity creation year (even or odd). The initial report is free.
First deadline after formingBiennial report due January 2 in the year matching the entity creation year (even or odd). The initial report is free. Your exact first due date is on your LLC's state record; check with the state.
Late fee$37.50Late charge is $25 per year or part-year of delinquency plus 10% of the filing fee (3 AAC 16.065(c)-(d)); domestic: $100 → $137.50 total; foreign: $200 → $247.50.Grace: Postmarked on or before Feb 1 avoids the late fee (≈1 month after the Jan 2 due date).
If you don't fileNot stated on fetched pages. check with the state

Government fees only. Report fees, taxes and late fees shown here are paid to the state, not platform or service fees.

Covers LLCs. Corporations file on different rules and fees; check with the state. Official rules: commerce.alaska.gov ↗ · law.cornell.edu. FormCost isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. Links go to official public pages.

How to file

File online on commerce.alaska.gov: look up your LLC, confirm or update its details (addresses, registered agent, managers or members) and pay the fee. It usually takes a few minutes, and you don't need a service.

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BOI report: not needed for US-formed LLCs. Under FinCEN's final rule, effective August 14, 2026 (making the March 2025 interim rule permanent), companies formed in the US don't file beneficial ownership (BOI) reports. Only companies formed abroad and registered to do business in a US state report, generally within 30 days of their registration taking effect. Filing with FinCEN is free; ignore letters asking you to pay to file one. FinCEN ↗

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Alaska annual report FAQ

Does an Alaska LLC have to file an annual report?

Yes: a biennial report, $100/2 yrs, due Jan 2, every 2 yrs.

When is the Alaska LLC biennial report due?

Biennial report due January 2 in the year matching the entity creation year (even or odd). The initial report is free. First one: biennial report due January 2 in the year matching the entity creation year (even or odd). The initial report is free. Your exact first due date is on your LLC's state record; check with the state.

How much does the Alaska biennial report cost?

Biennial report: $100 (every 2 years).

What happens if I file the Alaska biennial report late?

Late fee: $37.50. Late charge is $25 per year or part-year of delinquency plus 10% of the filing fee (3 AAC 16.065(c)-(d)); domestic: $100 → $137.50 total; foreign: $200 → $247.50. Not stated on fetched pages. Check the current rule with the state.

Does my Alaska LLC need to file a BOI report?

No, if it was formed in the US. Under FinCEN’s final rule, effective August 14, 2026, US-formed companies are exempt. Only companies formed abroad and registered to do business in a US state report, generally within 30 days of registering.

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